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"First thing to check is the pi cam itself, is it connected up correctly, are the cables inserted the right way round?The camera module itself is seated onto the camera board by this very small connector, is that connector seated properly?If you&#039;re happy that the hardware is all OK then it may just need activating in octopi - this can sometimes happen and the fix is fairly straight forward. Before starting make sure that octopi is up and running:1. Download Putty for windows. https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/latest.html2. Open Putty, enter in the ip address for octoprint in the &quot;Host Name&quot; box - you can find the ip from your router under &quot;connected devices&quot;.3. Connection type should be SSH.4. A message might pop up, press yes.5. Login as: pi6. password: raspberry (you won&#039;t see anything being typed, that is normal, just hit enter when done)7. type in &quot;sudo raspi-config&quot;8. Use arrow keys to go to &quot;interface options&quot; and hit enter.9. Hit enter on Camera and enable.10. Use the right arrow key to finish and exit the config menu.11. Enter &quot;sudo reboot&quot; to restart octopi. The camera should be working now."
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